Captain’s Log, Stardate 01.23.2007
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Fatal Image by Lenora Worth
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TEN: Getting a little serious today.
I read about the TEN organization through XXXchurch.com. The Emancipation Network (TEN) fights human trafficking and offers support to its victims in India.
Part of TEN's work is a project called "Made by Survivors," which helps provide an income and transition for those rescued from slavery.
The catalog of “Made by Survivors” is stunning. I’ll be buying their stuff, especially their notepaper and journals (I’m a writer, what else would you expect?). Their clothing, bags, home décor, and jewelry are fabulous, too. (Is my chick lit shopaholic side showing???)
I don’t know why, but God has laid the issue of human trafficking on my heart. I’m supporting the groups who try to stop trafficking and protect the victims. My church supports two missionaries for Zoe International, Greg and Nancy Nakamura, who run a home in Thailand for children who were/are at risk of being kidnapped or sold.
What about you? Any issues God has laid on your heart?
Blog book giveaway:
To enter, go to the blog links below and post a comment there.
Fatal Image by Lenora Worth
What a Girl Wants by Kristin Billerbeck
Win books and an iPod Nano! Contest ends January 31st. Get more info on my contest page!
TEN: Getting a little serious today.
I read about the TEN organization through XXXchurch.com. The Emancipation Network (TEN) fights human trafficking and offers support to its victims in India.
Part of TEN's work is a project called "Made by Survivors," which helps provide an income and transition for those rescued from slavery.
The catalog of “Made by Survivors” is stunning. I’ll be buying their stuff, especially their notepaper and journals (I’m a writer, what else would you expect?). Their clothing, bags, home décor, and jewelry are fabulous, too. (Is my chick lit shopaholic side showing???)
I don’t know why, but God has laid the issue of human trafficking on my heart. I’m supporting the groups who try to stop trafficking and protect the victims. My church supports two missionaries for Zoe International, Greg and Nancy Nakamura, who run a home in Thailand for children who were/are at risk of being kidnapped or sold.
What about you? Any issues God has laid on your heart?
Comments
Thanks for the info on "Made by Survivors" I'll put a link to it on my blog.
And it's closely related to human trafficking. I'm not tight with the porn industry, but I suspect the volunteer porn star is a pretty rare exception. I would guess that nearly all non-American porn sites rely in part on human trafficking. And I'll bet some American porn sites do.
It makes me feel kind of sick even to describe the problem so specifically. But in a hypersexed virtual world, I have to know what to run from so I know when to run.